my FIRST (and favorite) superhero movie!! *SPIDER-MAN 2002*
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Fun fact: When tobey caught mj in the cafeteria, he also caught the food for real. No cgi, no special effects. He tried until he caught everything
if i recall correctly, it took over 160 takes.
Took 156 takes if I remember correctly. I also heard that they did something to help the tray stick to Tobey's hand so he could catch the food easier.
@Carlos Spicyweiner nobody asked for ur opinion?
@Carlos Spicyweiner yes since you keep talking
Good old directors commentary ;)
The fact that Willem Dafoe was not only able to slip effortlessly back into the role of Green Goblin in No Way Home but also far exceed his performance and level of menace is nothing short of incredible. He's up there with Ledger's Joker and Thanos as an all time great comic book movie villain for me.
I loved Willem Dafoe’s role too and was soo happy when he returned in No Way Home, also I reckon his performance was actually better than Ledgers Joker
He might not have the best motivation or plan (in fact, little to no reasoning at all, he's just a psycho) but holy shit is he good at the role. He has such a wide range that you can effortlessly see him as a confused and scared mentally ill old guy and a menacing murderous supervillain. You may argue there were better written villains in terms of parallels with the protagonist and stuff, but he will always be _the_ Green Goblin.
The snap zooms and stylized shots are trademark Sam Raimi and not necessarily an early 2000's thing.
You can see it all over his other work (Evil Dead, Darkman, Drag me to Hell).
It works perfectly for the superhero genre & stylization to that degree is sorely lacking from modern comic book/MCU movies.
Ya beat me to it. I think a lot of it was him trying to bring the comic book feel alive, which adds its own stylization. It was also following the Batman movies ... and that likely influenced how Rami approached it, or maybe influenced some of the notes from the studio execs.
It is also a 1990s/early 2000s thing too, that "overdramatic" feel, if you know what I mean. While Raimi has his own overdramatization style, that same feeling is present in a lot of movies/shows from that age, even in WandaVision's 90s/early 2000s episode.
Becuase you can see raimis soul and passion all over these films, and its why these modern marvel movie feel so corporate and buy the numbers.
The crash zooms are definitely Raimi's signature, but I'd say the scene transitions are very much of the times (though they are still pretty creative for what it's worth).
I think the best example of Raimi's unique voice is in the final "...Oh." moment before Norman gets impaled. It's such a unique way of editing that moment which is unlike any other villain death I can think of.
@@chrismhp I agree. The Doc Oc surgery scene in SM2 - now THAT is pure Raimi. Probably one of the best scenes in any superhero movie.
"This crowd is savage!" That's very on brand, considering the wrestler was played by Randy Savage 😆
He does look gross and stupid enough to name himself savage.
It may seem cheesy compared to some of the newer comic book films, but this movie is still amazing. That moment when Peter Parker has to decide his future still gives me chills.
I always thought the cheesiness was what gave it its charm
It's got much more heart than 90% of the MCU movies
I really don’t understand how MCU fans can call this movie cheesy when 80% of the MCU is full of cheesy one liners. Star Lord defeated The Villain in a Dance off for goodness sake
@@icantthinkofagoodusername4575 this is 2000s cheesy MCU is a pathetic attempt at cheesiness very different times
@@icantthinkofagoodusername4575 different cheese. This is like... a rare cheese that no one can find or replicate... worth saving for a good day.
The MCU movies are all different varieties of American cheese. They're all pretty tasty, but also all kinda the same.
The sequel to this still holds up as one of the best comic book movies of all time.
Yes it does!
I’d argue this one does as well.
Agreed, so much love and soul.
Compaierd to the bland/ corporate disney stuff we get nowadays
Spider-Man 2 is definitely still one of the best superhero movies. Too bad Spider-Man 3 is so awful.
@@KevyNova I think it's better than both TASM movies and Far from Home.
"Oh, he has to do a costume change first!"
Love Raimi's homage to the Richard Donner Superman in that shot.
"Great job everybody!"
The people of NYC rallying behind Spidey is one of the best aspects of Raimi's movies. It really touches to the core of the character as the 'friendly neighborhood Spiderman', a true hero of the people.
Every Spiderman incarnation focuses on a different aspect of Peter, and Raimi's is one of the darkest, balancing Pete's anger with his heroism. He is strong enough to beat his villains to death if he wanted to, but holds himself back even at the risk of his own life.
In context, it was also a very clear post-9/11 statement as well. As a Brit, it always felt a bit cringey but I understand why it was there.
I saw this in the theater and was completely blown away! The audience clapped and cheered at the Marvel intro. It was the first big Marvel movie. I still love this 20 years later.
Also, J.K. Simmons was a perfect casting choice. He was just like Jameson in the comics. He had it all down, including the haircut.
2nd big marvel movie. Blade was massive when it came out😬
@@AvEnGeD7X238 3rd BIG Marvel movie, Conan the Barbarian was massive b4 Blade came out.
I’m young just turned 20 last year. so I’m genuinely asking. Was x men not a big marvel movie?
Conan isn't Marvel
@@fwf-yf7ns The first version of Blade was 1998 and was a hit. However there were a lot of vampire/zombie movies out around then which made it popular but unless you were a Marvel fan, most audiences had no idea it was based on a comic book. Also the Blade movies were all rated R which was unheard of for a "superhero" movie in that era, so no one really thought of it as such.
X-Men was 2000 and an even bigger hit, and that was clearly a superhero film. This version of Spider-man appeared in 2002 and was gigantic.
One of the most iconic movies out there. I can totally see why people love it so much!
I remember watching this when I was like four years old. I'm 22 now and it's still one of my fav superhero movies
@@ReyTheMellow For the record, I have seen it. Although it would be pretty funny if I did that
It's not one of the most iconic. It's THE iconic movie
Iconic doesn't mean what you think it does
This is the first movie that made me cry, especially because of the ending
The monologue, the emotional depth, Danny Elfman's score
It was perfect
Danny Elfman is just amazing his Batman soundtrack is still what i think of when i picture Gotham and Batman along with the amazing Shirley Walker who brought that sound over to the animated series and made it her own, this can be said about the Spider-Man 1 and 2 soundtracks as well.
You probably just had some dirt in your eye.
Sam Raimi’s style is so cheesy, but it’s also super sincere and memorable and I love it. This is my favorite Spider-Man movie. Even the parts that didn’t age well.
Honestly, the cheesiness is what gave this movie its charm. Yeah, you could easily tell this was an early 2000s superhero flick but in some way, you can't help but love it.
That's because the cheesy moments are balanced with honest human drama, and just great storytelling. Sam Raimi understood the heart and soul of Peter Parker's story better than any director so far. Despite being a basic plot, it's also written very well. It was the first time anybody had ever seen Spider-Man in live action swinging amongst skyscrapers, but more importantly, people connected to it on an emotional level. And we can't ignore Danny Elfman's score which still remains some of the best music of his career.
@@chrismhp Couldn't agree more
I think the sincerity and earnestness in this trilogy is exactly what's missing in most movies nowadays. There's actual human emotion rather than just cynicism and jokes.
CHEESY IS SINCERE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! AND EVERYTHING AGED WELL!!!!!!!!!!!!
I absolutely love this trilogy. Tom Holland’s has been good but Tobey’s is just S Tier
“His villain arc is beginning real quick” kinda poetic that the hero and villain are created on the same night
10:08 “wait the barbs are facing the wrong wa-“
One of my favorite comments I’ve seen about the wrestling scene is one that said “can you imagine being in the crowd that night and now you get to tell people you knew about Spider-Man when he was underground wrestler”
Danny Elfman absolutely killed the score for this movie!! A classic
JK Simmons is the absolute best J. Jonah ever. The casting in this movie is phenomenal
As a kid Osborn’s arc never made much sense to me, it was just oh he’s crazy, ok. But watching this as an adult that board meeting scene hurts. The corporate world fucked over Osborn so his vengeance is justified to me
I love Dafoe’s speeches in this movie! I’ve memorized every single one, they’re that good
The New Yorkers on the bridge throwing stuff was added as a sort of unification for New York after 9/11. Great scene
A small detail not many notice is after they kiss, MJ touches her lips, has a realization of sorts and then turns to Peter hinting that she felt that it was similar to Spider-Man’s so she’s starting to wonder if they’re the same person
Can’t wait to see Nat’s reactions to the rest of the trilogy
@@dm8in to me tobey brought in the most emotion and holland just doesnt work as spiderman for me, he is the better over all actor between the two imo but tobey just fits spiderman, he is spiderman
@@rexyz5875 you don't know Spiderman well then....read his comics, watch his cartoons....imagine tobeys voice w how he delivered vs toms.....not even close.
@@djdubc09271
Tobey’s works better for adults. Holland’s for kids
America really needed this movie especially after the events of 9/11. A lot of scenes in this movie is suppose to be symbolic of americans coming together and facing adversities like the NY citizens helping fend off Goblin on the bridge.
After 9/11, a lot of shows and movies were either redone, delayed, or even cancelled and this movie was affected too. They had to cut and redo lot of scenes that had the World Trade Center in the shots. In fact in the original movie poster, you can see the Twin Towers reflection in Spidermans mask
The original teaser had Spider-Man stopping a bank heist by catching their getaway helicopter in a spider web stretched between the two towers
The original Teaser for the film before 9/11 had Spider-man catch a helicopter between the towers.
@@derekspencer9975 I thought it was an airplane, that’s what I heard back then…
Crazy to think 20 years later we get no way home at a time when we needed it
*yawn* and go start a war in the wrong country, politicians lying to their constituents, and make movies about how sad they are for killing people in another country, alright bye bye.
Natalie is like that one bestfriend u can never turn down, it's so much fun rewatching movies with her
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@@NatalieGoldReacts congrats on ur engagement💍
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@@NatalieGoldReacts nice watching spider-man movie are you gonna do my favorite sequel spider-man 2
For me, the 2nd Raimi Spiderman is still the best Spiderman Movie um to now.
Yes even better then No Way Home.
No Way Home sucks, though
@@docsavage8640 Well, then you are in a small minority. But your opinion is your opinion.
Dangerous opinion. I like it
When it comes to just the trilogy I think this is the worst one. It's still good and I still love it, but it's overrated. I think it's a little boring. My ranking would be:
1. Spider-Man
2. Spider-Man 3
3. Spider-Man 2
CAN THE SPIDER-MAN COME OUT TO PLAY?!?!?!”!
Did anybody else get chills up their spine when they heard Willem DeFoe say that line in the new Spider-Man movie?
Spoilers…
Dude I lost it I was like oh sh*t oh sh*t
curious fact: Willem Dafoe used false teeth when he played Norman, but when he played the green goblin he used his real teeth
I think they got that detail in NWH too actually
Yup they used it in NWH as well.
you got it backwards..... he had straight teeth for Norman and crooked for Goblin
Happy Natalie is going back to review this one; the Raimi Spider-Man films were early comic milestones, and have to be seen to appreciate No Way Home.
Yeah, but she dosnt know about that, i would've preferred watching no way home without knowing that too
@@notnihaal5414 she’s seen the trailer for NWH. She knows about the villains being in the movie. Watching the past movies helps to get a better understanding of the villains backgrounds.
She really needed to revisit this cuz she forgot everything about the trilogy when she watched the NWH trailer lol.
If only someone had commented this on her channel before
@@notnihaal5414 It's better watching the other Spiderman movies because there are too many scenes in no way home that make reference to these movies. Watching them will just make no way home a better movie experience
I remember this movie introducing me to my love of superheroes. Spiderman was me and my stepbrother favorite. We both had a combined birthday party with Spiderman and Tinkerbell. My brother had the Spiderman games and I would watch him play them. He'd always tell me to be quiet because every time he almost died, I would always yelp.
In short, Spiderman will always be my first and favorite superhero.
My favorite were Spiderman: Friend or Foe and I loved playing as Black Cat.
A lot of the stylized moments of this movie aren't just a symptom of it being early 2000s. A lot of it is Sam Raimi.
I was 11 when my aunt took me to see this. It's crazy to know that this was the first Spider-man movie I've seen in theaters 20 years ago.
When Norman got impaled by the glider, it really broke me as a kid
It was unlike anything I've ever seen
Did you like Norman as a kid? I would have assumed you'd be rooting for Spider-Man
@@TheMarioAdams I think what he's getting at is that this was one of the first on-screen deaths he'd ever seen in a movie as a kid, and he might have been a bit young for it at the time.
This trilogy has so much character. I love it. Danny Elfman did an amazing job with the score, the photography is amazing, there are some amazing casting decisions and Raimi did a wonderful job directing it. For some reason this movies are getting a lot of love lately, and I'm here for it.
I love how Toby actually caught all that cafeteria food after like 50 + takes.
I’m looking forward to this one! I recently got covid so I’ve had to go into isolation and I’m really thankful that your reactions are here to keep me entertained.
Stay strong ,dude! You got this!
Wish you a safe recovery 🙏 👍
You have the whole internet and youtube to keep you comfortable, get well soon brudda
Same here lol
Same, dude. Same.
Cant wait..this movie made our childhood awesome..For me Spiderman=Tobey
I am SOOO excited for you to see Spider-Man 2, as it is quite literally my favorite movie of all time. No spoilers, but the movie truly shows why Spider-Man is the most heroic hero ever. It’s themed around selflessness and sacrifice. And of course, it shows the huge amount of responsibility that Peter has to deal with better than any other Spider-Man movie
14:20 Fun fact: in the Ultimate line of comics, the wrestling venue came back in an interesting way. It turned out that in a string of purchases, Kingpin bought out the amateur wrestling company. And the "Spider-Man" identity was a registered trademark under their name, for merchandise rights. So, unable to get Spider-Man back _conventionally,_ decided to capitalize on a recent upswing of popularity Peter was enjoying by merchandising the hell out of him.
FINALLY! She’s starting my favorite trilogy.
Do you like the 3rd?
@@LordMesa yup i do
@@extraordinarygamer937 I think the 3rd is below average. This series is a B overall but really is because SM2 is 10 out of 10. 1st is 7 3rd is a 5.
@@LordMesafor me the 3rd one is not very well writtin but i still love it because the fact that its so chaotic makes it very entertaining. The villians were a bit boring but i liked the ending to harrys storie. I also liked emo peter that is still to this day funny as hell
Idk if you guys noticed, but now, every last movie of spiderman trilogy has multiple villians. Like, Raimi Spiderman 3- Sandman, Green Goblin, Venom. TASM 2- Rhino, electro, green goblin. And, no way home- Dr octopus, green goblin, electro, sandman, lizard
It's amazing that this movie is so iconic that we all remember the phrases.
As a HUGE Spider-Man fan, this movie holds a special place in my heart. Growing up, I read plenty of different comics, but Spidey was my favorite, hands down.
So, in 2002, as a nerdy high school kid, when I heard they were making this movie, I thought I'd died and gone to heaven. I saw it on opening night and then proceeded to go see it in theaters NINE MORE TIMES.
Yeah, it is much cheesier compared to the MCU films, but as a first iteration of Spidey on the big screen, it is nearly perfect in my eyes. Glad to spend some time reliving that joy watching it along with you, Natalie.
I don't care how many times I've seen this movie, seeing Uncle Ben die is hands down the most heartbreaking scene (also maybe because Cliff Robertson is hands down the best actor we've gotten as Ben & he's one of my favourite actors)
I honestly really like the relationship between Peter and Norman in the film. They genuinely respected one another (even if it was at Harry’s expense) until each of their identities are exposed to the other and until the Goblin persona won out Norman was distraught about the idea of hurting Peter. It’s a tragic example of never meeting your “heroes” from Peter’s point of view and a testament to how far gone Norman is in his insanity and lust for power that he’s willingly to kill one of the few people he forged a genuine connection with. It’s such an amazing hero-villain dynamic
Remember whem MTV used to do Parodys of the movies on the MTV movie awards
, I think jack black was spiderman and sarah Michelle geller was MJ, also lord of the rings...
i remember how she got the ring out of jack black lols
MTV even made an animated series called Spider-man The New Animated Series from 2003 loosely based off the 2002 movie, and even though it only had one season, it was pretty damn good.
Now I get the Simpsons joke that made fun of this. It was some awards show with Jack Black (I think) in a Spidey suit with a lightsaber and a guy was sitting in the audience going “turn it off turn it off for gods sake TURN IT OFF”
My hands are all hairy and sticky. No change there.
Wonder Womaannn!!
(And Spider-Maan!)
To understand and fully appreciate No Way Home, you will need to see this movie's two sequels, as well as the two Andrew Garfield films and the two Venom films.
This movie was the one that got me into Marvel, so it holds a special place in my heart. Maguire will always be my Spider-Man, even though I love both Garfield and Holland.
Aunt May is usually depicted as that old, she and Uncle Ben were always kind of depicted as akin to grandparents who took Peter in.
Peter catching all of the food on MJ's lunch tray was done completely practically, without any CGI effects. Tobey Maguire had his hand tapped to the tray but that was it. It took about a hundred takes to get just right.
I don't think the Venom movies are necessary.
@@HandSoloRecords the post credit scene disagrees
@@DanFDTR Barely significant. Not worth watching two movies for it.
@@HandSoloRecords They're probably the least necessary. But if she wants to understand that mid-credits scene....
@@donaldmoxham2659 However, if Natalie watches the rest of the Toby Maguire trilogy she'll meet his Venom, and then all she'll need to know is that Tom Hardy is the Venom of a different Earth. Still, since her channel is reacting to movies, at least she'd get a little more out of it than just a better understanding of a mid-credit scene. And I guess it could be fun to see her reaction to the different Venoms.
"cheesy but good" as they say, the insane ammount of detail in this film makes it very rewatchable!
for instance i give you this DYK fact!
Norman Osborn has perfect teeth and a clean smile, but the Green Goblin, rather the one in the mirror and Norman's mind during the mirror conversation, has a crooked smile. During most of filming Willem Dafoe wears perfect dentures and hides his natural teeth to play Norman Osborn, but when he is the goblin in the mirror he doesn't, showing is perfectly imperfect smile to add to the Goblin's wilder nature and separate him more from Norman.
To be fair, Marisa Tomei made much more sense age wise, considering that Peter is in highschool. I mean aunt May and uncle Ben look like they are in their seventies here, which would mean, that they would be about 20 years older than Peters parents.
When I was 18 years old my parents were 60. My aunts and uncles were '70s and '80s. You can't presume anything
@@HeathsHarleyQuinn Yes, but that's rather the exception than the rule.
It’s all based on time, era and generation. So this trilogy is very accurate to the time frame of the late 90s/early 2000’s vs the world of today (2022).
Can’t wait for the movie reactions. Also hoping you check out the other two movies & the amazing Spider-Man movies!
I'm so happy to see and hear fellas from my generation (or a few years older) speak about how the early 2000's feel like so close and yet twenty years has passed. This was good to see, thanks Nat! Xx
Hi Natalie,
Before you saw Spider-Man: Now Way Home (2021), better you must saw the related movies:
• Spider-Man (2002)
• Spider‑Man 2 (2004)
• Spider‑Man 3 (2007)
• The Amazing Spider-Man (2012)
• The Amazing Spider-Man 2 (2014)
• Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse (2018)
• Venom (2018)
• Venom: Let There Be Carnage (2021)
Ay there we go, glad Natalie’s doing the work to appreciate No Way Home when she watches it. Enjoy the Spidey journey Nat!!!
@@bunnygirls556 silence, bot
“The Green Goblin killed your father.”
Simple as that!
Fun fact, that scene with MJ falling and Peter catching her in the cafeteria is real. They had to do a lot of takes before Tobey managed to catch all the food. Took 156 takes and 16 hours
Second fun fact: For a time, this movie was the 6th highest grossing movie of all time. This trilogy and Nolan's Batman can be credited with the resurgence of popularity of comic book movies.
Aunt May was always depicted as an older woman in the comics, so this is technically a more comic-accurate May than the MCU.
Yeah but that doesn't make sense for her to be so old since peter is supposed to be in high school in this movie
@@adityabiswas7684 Uncle Ben was way older than his younger brother (Peter's dad).
Plus, when Spider-Man was created older people looked super old.
It was great for the MCU to change that. I understand why they are old but sometimes it just doesn't make sense. Assuming they are in their 50's or early to mid 60's they should not be looking like that
@@perrywinkle5000 i understand but all i am saying the math doesnt make sense for aunt may to be in her 70s when peter was a teenager
@@adityabiswas7684 Ben could be a lot older than Peter’s Dad, who in turn could have been a pretty old father. Like if Ben was 45 then by the time Peter is 18, Ben is 63
YES!! So happy you are reacting to this.
The whole spiderverse awaits!!!
Hell yeahh!!!
Raimi Trilogy is a masterpiece!!!
Btw if you want a great series to react to then I would absolutely recommend watching"Daredevil".
Possibly the greatest Superhero series ever made.
We don't deserve this show.
The Netflix adaptation ? I’ve heard rumours they’re possibly adapting that series into a movie with Charlie Cox, I hope this is true!
The number of people who’ve casually mentioned watching Daredevil like they’re being really subtle in comments on this channel is hilarious.
There's just something these older comic book movies have that the newer ones don't that just makes them so endearing and almost timeless, even with the cheese and dated special effects.
Heart.
I went back on a binge of these, and the directors cuts of Tom Jane’s Punisher, Affleck’s Daredevil, and Cage’s Ghost Rider. I was surprised at how much the directors cuts added to each one. Spider-man 2.1 was pretty well worth the $10 I spent on it on eBay 😂
And thus, Natalie's road throughout the live action Spiderverse begins...
This Aunt May is based on the more traditional version that was drawn by Steve Ditko. The MCU modernised the character because a 15/16 year old Teenager wouldn’t have an Aunt who is in their 70s
@@NiclasLoof I don’t think it’s very common though
Marisa Tomei's Aunt May is in her 50s, and I still loved her portrayal.
MCU aunt may is based off ultimate universe aunt may
When I was 18 my parents were 60 and their siblings were all older than them. My oldest Uncle now is nearly 90
Depends on a lot of factors, so sure he could
I grew up watching this movie! When this movie was released, I was only a little over a year old. I will say this, I respect and love Toby, Andrew, and Tom, but these movies are my go-to's. I love them all and I really hope to see a Noir, 2099, Miles, and Mayday Parker version someday, too.
"This crowd is savage!" I had to chuckle at that. Because when I first saw this movie, and BoneSaw appeared on screen I was like, is that? No... Maybe? Kinda'? ... Then he counted to three on his fingers and I was like, yeah, that's Randy Savage.
So, yeah, BoneSaw was played by the late Randy Poffo, better known by his WWE ring name of "Macho Man" Randy Savage.
Personally my favorite movie (ever). Can't wait for this!
The moment when the people on the bridge help out is something I want more in comic book movies. Same in the second movie when the people try to help out on the train knowing full well they could be killed that moment. I want more of that in movies. Everyday people also helping, even some times helping our hero.
That edit work for 29:23 was absolutely brilliant. Well worth the pause.
This movie was my childhood, and seeing you, one of my favorite content creators, react to it is really great. I’m currently recovering from a surgery and this helped keep me distracted and positive.
Interesting to see her react to a superhero movie she is already seen. This should be fun !
If by fun you mean boring, then yeah it’s “fun”
@@Narrowdark look if you have something against reaction channels then just don't watch them you don't have to be a jackass about it.
I needed a rewatch of these older Spider-Man movies to get ready for No Way Home so this is perfect! I can’t wait to watch this with you!
The Goblin back and forth right before the Gollum back and forth !!
The thing about aunts... I'm an aunt, in my early 30s. I won't even be 40 when my oldest niblings reach their mid-teens. So a "young" aunt May makes perfect sense to me
Tobey Maguire IS Spider Man. Tom Holland is great, but Maguire will always be the real deal to me.
I love tobey's spidey, but if we're going by comic accuracy, then tobey's peter's personality is no where near what the "actual" spiderman personality is like.
@@knashboi3914 tobey's peter is good. It's his serious spider man that's not that comic accurate. Spider man is supposed to be like a pg version of deadpool, constantly cracking jokes. Still liked his movies tho❤️
@@knashboi3914 Well, it's more comic accurate than Holland's backstory, lol!
@@knashboi3914 have you even read the comics? 😂 this is not an insult btw
The Rami movies might be a bit cheesy with the dialogue and effects, but they still hold a special place in our hearts, and paved the way to the MCU.
Aunt May and Uncle Ben are supposed to be older in the comics. They kept making them younger with the reboots. And regarding the sudden costume change, there was a trailer where some bank robbers fled in a helicopter that got caught in a huge web between the Twin Towers before revealing Spider-Man, but it was pulled after 9/11 (along with a poster with the Twin Towers reflecting in his eye), and it’s presumed that was gonna be the reveal of the upgraded costume in the movie
YEEEESSS NATALIE!!!
I'm so excited for the rest of the spiderman experience for you!
I love your personality Natalie it’s so great, you’re really fun
I remember seeing this in the theater when I was a kid. I can't wait to see your reaction to it
The part with the New Yorkers helping out is a big thing cuz this movie came out not long after 9/11 so a lot of people loved this thing seeing New Yorkers come together
ure such an inspiration to be a youtuber
So glad you did this ^^!
I really like different things about each live action Spiderman we've had but my favorite has gotta be Andrew Garfield. He reminds me the most of the Spidey from the comics.
Tobey Maguire is my favourite but they did Andrew dirty with terrible writing also I think the TASM came out way to early it only had been five years
@@thefishonland5216 They were trying to cash in on the success of the MCU as well as the universal appeal of Spiderman and they saw how successfull Sam Raimi's trilogy was.
Before the MCU, Spiderman and X Men were probably Marvel's hottest properties, due in part to their wildly popular Saturday morning cartoon series from the 90s
I like andrew to but i dont see his peter parker in the comics at all
@@Ashar121 We owe everything to Blade.
@@Ashar121 I think the studio also has to make movies using the property with in a certain amount of years, in order to retain rights. That way they don't own the rights and do nothing with it while others could have done something with them.
YESS! can’t wait, one of my favourite reactors reacting to one my favourite movies!! love your videos girll
It’s cool how at the Thanksgiving dinner scene Peter is wearing green and Norman is wearing blue and red. Such a great detail
You are such an incredible reactor. It's been so great to re live movies I love through your channel
I am not a superhero movie fan at all, but I hope one day you do the mother of all superhero movies, widely imitated and hardly ever reacted to: "Superman" (1978). It's beyond bizarre to me that reactors seem to stop at the (not particularly great) 1989 Batman movie as some kind of water's edge for this stuff. You'd be a great reactor for that particular movie, Natalie, it's right up your alley.
lets destroy japan together daddy
I've been waiting for this! You would absolutely love this movie and the second one too!
This is her second time watching this movie, but she hasn't seen it since it was in theaters
@@ilsukdyang8134 Oh okay
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Her reaction to Spider-Man 2 is the first time she's seen that one, though.
I remember the trailer for this movie as a game-changer. The E.S. Postumus music, “Who am I? I’m Spider-Man,” and “You do too much, you’re not Superman, you know.” (With *that look* from Tobey!)
It's so interesting watching people take the plunge into the Spider-Man continuity - everybody, and I mean, EVERYBODY, will start up their video and talk about how much they love Tobey and how much they love Tom... but once you finish watching these, I promise you, it's not going to be their names and their performances stuck in your head for years and years to come. Guaranteed. And it's going to be amazing.
Yes more Marvel stuff! I also cant wait for your Hawkeye reaction!
Thanks for watching, I was a Spider-man comic reader before this movie was released, so the Raimi movies will always mean a lot to me, and were more in line with the Spider-man of my youth, though I do really like Tom Holland's take. And I now even have a greater appreciation for Andrew Garfield's films. Excited for you to watch all of the others up to No Way Home.
Yes! I'm excited for you to see the rest of the series.
The director of these Spider-Man movies is Sam Raimi, who had previously directed the Evil Dead trilogy.
The actor who played the wrestling announcer, Bruce Campbell, played the main character in all three Evil Dead movies.
The car that Uncle Ben drives in this movie is the same car that Bruce Campbell drove in the Evil Dead franchise.
In fact, that car - which was originally bought by Sam Raimi's father when he was 14 - has appeared in most of Raimi's films.
I watched No Way Home in theaters back in December, and I've never seen anything like it, in terms of Spider-Man stories that I'm used to. My all time favorite superhero Spider-Man is still the ultimate Marvel character.
Not everyone can have good taste
What do you mean? I loved No Way Home!
The horror and stylized elements in this movie have a lot to do with the fact that it was directed by Sam Raimi. He did the other two in this trilogy as well. It's so great. Raimi is doing the next Doctor Strange movie coming out in May and we're all so excited for it.
Fun fact: the scene where Peter catches the plate and the food wasn't CGI it all practical
I love that they got Randy Savage to play Bonesaw! He had such a distinct way of talking that him so fun to listen to. He's not even in the movie very long, but I love every second he's on screen!
Once you’re done with this trilogy. Watch Andrew Garfield’s one
That's boring
@@srahul9480 no it isn't weirdo
@@srahul9480 Speak for yourself. Garfield's spidey is the most comic accurate and best imo
@@srahul9480 Not at all. He's still the most comic accurate Spidey.
tasm 1 is okay but tasm 2 is god awful. I tried watching tasm 2, I felled asleep instead 😴 pls don't attack me
this trilogy has so much heart. i find the third movie is significantly less "good" than the other two, but it's still so sincere and grounded in a way you just don't see anymore in superhero media. and sam raimi's style really fits the comic book feel of these first three movies, too. it's playful and a little cheesy and very dynamic.
So much nostalgia everytime I go back to this.
You're definitely in for a treat with this next movie! I'm excited to see your take on it!
This reaction was such a treat! Can't wait for you to react to the rest of the films!
I saw chat being negative on the Andrew Garfield films.... I think his first movie is quite good. His Peter may seem different when you watch him (personally I love his Peter, I'll elaborate whenever the reaction comes out) but his Spider-Man is *chef's kiss*.
His second film, in my opinion is very entertaining, but the plot is very messy and all over the place. But I don't think it's at all bad. It's a bit of a rollercoaster, it has some really high highs, but some low lows.
Looking forward to the reactions Nat!
I'd love to see Natalie react to Sam Raimi's Evil Dead trilogy. The screams and laughter would be epic!
Ohh I’d love to see it hopefully she does it this year for Natmares
And Darkman!
This movie is a gold mine....a gold mine for campiness, a gold mine for quality comic book films, and the most important of all....the greatest gold mine for memes.
Your comment about the CGI being really bad reminded me that when this movie came out, they were showing executives at Sony the CGI of Spider-man crawling on walls, and the executives asked if they were planning on using any CGI.
"I'm glad they made Aunt May older...."
Meanwhile Marisa Tomei is 57...
Glad you’re watching the best Spider-Man movies now
Guys take a lesson... she says on the balcony at 21:20 "Why are you dating him if you don't like him like that?" Then at 26:10 "he's calling her gold digger? That is awful!" After she just calling her out for not liking him. True thoughts of a woman.
29:10 I vividly remember watching this on TV and the commercial cutting right there, many times
As a huge marvel nerd I gotta recommend watching the show daredevil on Netflix. It's a really cool grittier side of the MCU that is by far, in my opinion of course, the best show the MCU has ever put out. I definitely would love to see u react to the different tone of that superhero show cause it's nothing like the newer shows on Disney+.
Came here to say this. I'd love to see the whole of the Netflix MCU because I love them all but Daredevil is a definite must if nothing else. Absolutely a masterpiece.
With Great Power Comes Great Responsibility.
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Natalie: "This crowd is deadly. They're savage man"
Me: His opponent is Randy. He's Savage, Macho Man.
'I'll drive you there; I need the exercise' is a ploy to spend time with Peter. It's so tragic when you think about this next conversation in the context of the story.